Hong Kong has many attractions and mostly required by walking to visit them all. After we've…read morevisited Lan Kwai Fong, we're going to walk down the street to take MTR but I noticed there's a massage studio where's next to Seven-Eleven. Since we've been walking pretty much for the entire day, foot massage was our life-saver. We went to 2/F and looking for room 202. When we went in, there's a masseuse standing by to welcome us. She's very friendly with smile. That's a big plus to us when consider to use their service. Beside the massage, my wife has also ordered the nail coloring and polishing. After all said and done, my wife was very satisfied with her nails. She has nothing but praise to the masseuse. She then asked for her name. The masseuse said to her, "my name is Helen" who's also the owner of the studio. During the foot massage session, we're amazed that they were able to relax our calf muscles tightness. My wife then, suggested to have body massage for her tight neck, shoulders and lower-back. Helen has done such a good job for relaxing her body. My wife told her she would definitely come back when we visit HK again. Before we head out to the door, Helen gave two discount coupons to us. Each is for $20 off so that, we can use them for the next visit. Overall, my wife and I are very happy about their service. Both of the masseuse and masseur are treating us very professionally. Surely, we'll visit this studio again.

Came in for a mani/pedi, and also ended up getting a very strong, effective, 75 minute foot…read moremassage. It's small, with only a few people working, but you get great personal attention and quality. And they do a very nice job!

I have now been to Sparadise on a couple of occasions. Mostly for pedicures, but this past visit…read morewas on a great package they offered. Sparadise is located on the busy street of Wellington in Central, tucked up on the 4th floor. They are a small salon, more boutique service geared versus serving the masses and have a lot of organic product lines for sale. When you are at 60 Wellington Street, go down the alleyway and you will see the entrance to the elevators on the right. Sparadise is intimate, cozy, bright, airy, light colored and clean. When you walk off the elevator, you walk into the small reception area and pedicure area. The staff is welcoming and friendly (Amanda, Rose and others all are smiling and accommodating...if you watch them while getting your service, you can see kindness and care in their actions). After going a couple times, it is nice to see the same friendly staff faces since it is a small group for the most part. The owner is often around and welcoming and friendly as well. My only thoughts about the owner is that she has on occasion treated her staff curtly in the ear shot of customers like me and that kind of turned me off a bit. Kind of cracking the whip on the staff, but smiling to the customers...seems like there might be a better way to manage staff in the presence of customers, that's all. It seems like all staff are trained in all areas. Your pedicure person might also be giving you a massage or your facialist might be giving you a pedicure as well. Kind of cross trained I suppose. I would imagine with the more technical stuff (micro derm abrasion or something), you might have to have a specific person. The pedicure is good. They have the eco-friendly product nail color line of Sparitual, which I like. They also carry OPI as well, if non-eco-friendly is your thing. Both are good polish. They only file my heals a bit with a foot file, although I prefer a deeper skin layer to be removed via a shaver or a grader, but this is OK. The green seating bench has a firm upright back, which you are either going to like or not like. There are pillows to accommodate if need be to help with this. They serve a lovely lemongrass tea too that is really quite delightful. This spa has a very aggressive package program. I am not a package person, because I like to jump around to different salons/spas and try new things. As such, I am OK with being firm when they start to give the "pitch" about buying a package in advance. I sit at my pedicure bowl and see lots of people come in and use services on their packages and re-sign up for packages too. Although it seems to vary, basically if you cough up money in advance, they seem to kick in an extra service or two and then offer you a 10,20,30% discount when you come in for services. For loyal customers, this would be a great deal. For me, I always turn down the package and simply pay the price for the service. They welcome that too, just know their "pitch" before going. I like the pedicure experience, so I have no problem paying full price. The spa has an equally aggressive e-mail marketing campaign that rolls out once a month. There is a different "package of the month" each month. This past month, the offer was this: either to be redeemed all at once or you could break it up and come in over time... coconut & raw sugar scrub (30 min), head & neck shoulder massage (30 min), aroma body massage (60 min), foot massage (30 min), express spa pedicure (30 min)...an $1860 value, for $900. This was a deal! I redeemed my package all on the same day for a 3+ hour spa experience. Amanda was the staff that was assigned to me for all the services (thus the cross training I mentioned earlier). For spa services outside nails, they escort you to another floor. The treatment rooms are small, well appointed and clean. The one I was located in was divided from another room with someone else getting a facial by a heavy velvety curtain versus a regular wall. That seemed kind of odd, but nothing that bothered me too much. The shower I used in the room after the scrub seemed recently redone and was contemporary and nice. I will go again and always keep my eyes peeled for their e-mail promotion to hit my in-box.

I found this place through Groupon. I'm always weary about…read moreGroupon because sometimes, you can end up with a crappy manicure/pedicure. But this place does your mani/pedi really well and treats you with the same customer service as those who do pay full price to get their nails done here. I got my pedicure about a month ago, and the nail polish is still looking good - minimal chipping and fading so I'm happy about that! They do offer you a "one time offer" to buy a package deal which is to pay up front for 5 manicures but you also get an additional 2 services for free - it's something like that. I could possibly be wrong with the numbers. Anyway, the place is clean, smells great, and my feet look and feel great. I'd definitely come back and pay full price. I also like that they provide a soft, warm blanket to put on your legs in case you're a little chilly - A small little detail but made the experience even better.

I arrived a little bit before they opened and was chatting with who I assume was the owner about…read morenail prices in Boston and how the lack of nail artists was a wee bit disappointing in MA. He was pretty friendly. Definitely make an appointment as the small salon was full of people by 12:30 (half an hour after opening). Although I received a beautiful matte red gel mani - I'm subtracting a star due to add on costs that were not disclosed on their attractive sign outside promising a gel mani for $150 HKD. For OPI gel and a matte top coat it was an additional $60 (30 each) because of the quality of OPI gel and the additional cost of materials for the two swipes of matte gel on top. If I lived in HK, I would come here often - but definitely would get a quote on the service before being surprised at the end with the cost of it.

So glad I found this place!! I'd all but completely stopped getting my nails done in HK because…read moreit's just offensively priced and they just rush through it and I leave with slightly less shitty nails than before lol... But not Nail Ten. I just got a fabulous blue gradient gel manicure for $310, including the price it took to take off the gel I already had on. They have tons of colors to choose from and lots of fun designs including jewels, glitter. little characters, etc. If you want a crazy manicure with something different on every nail, rhinestones, glitter, the whole shebang, this is the place to go! I was able to make an appointment and come in the same day. The shop is small so I'd recommend doing the same. The address for this spot is on Li Wok St, but the entrance to the building is actually on Hillier... took me a few min of wandering around to figure that out!

I have been here a few times now and love it. It's small, clean, affordable, and everyone working…read morethere is very friendly and accommodating. I got a pedicure on my first visit and it got smudged soon after leaving, but they were more than happy to have me come back to get it fixed for no additional charge. They really take their time and don't try to rush you out, so it's a very relaxing experience. I highly recommend!

I have been here a few times for gel manicures and pedicures and it's fantastic! The price is…read morereasonable for the area and they always do a wonderful job. It's VERY small and not a "spa" environment, but it's clean and they are constantly sanitizing their tools with alcohol (not always the case at low cost nail salons in Hong Kong!). I definitely recommend it.

Summers in Hong Kong require regular pedicures, as you're constantly running around in sandals and…read morebaring your toes. I happened to notice this darling nail boutique during a walk with my dog, and I popped in for a pedicure later that afternoon. But not so fast - I had to make an appointment for that evening instead, which was the only time slot left. This salon books up, so plan accordingly! The salon is cute and girly, and the carry a wide array of OPI polish. Once it's time for your appointment, you'll be escorted into the back of the salon where the pedis are done. No plush pedicure chairs, as space is at a premium. The nail technician was thorough and detailed, though the leg massage lasted less than a minute... bummer. But the pedicure turned out flawless, though it comes at a pretty price: 320 HKD! Beauty Beauty probably won't be the spot I head to for regular pedis as it's quite pricey, but I think I'll give the eyelash extensions a go as they're actually somewhat affordable.

Just tried their basic manicure. All they did was file my nails, push the cuticles back a little…read morebit and polished it. The polish was messy and streaky, clumpy around nail bed. They did not really clean up the excess skin around each nail - normally, places cut the hardened skin around the nail. Will not return.

We were walking the steps from the top of the escalator and despite our terrible foot massage…read moreexperience in the night market area we decided to give it another go. Now this place had some decent reviews on Yelp so I was trusting my fellow Yelpers not to steer me wrong. Oops. They told us it was a 15 minute wait. We went upstairs and had a seat. About 25 minutes later someone finally came to get us. The 30 minute massage only lasted 25 minutes. 5 of those minutes was set up. Another 5 was wiping off the oil etc. leaving about 15 minutes of actual massage time. Half that time my kids masseuse was just massaging her calf in the same place instead her foot. I finally had to ask him to massage her foot and he looked taken aback. They do expect tips too and will request it. I've just concluded that HK massages are simply not for us.

Do you need a reservation? Yes, it would be nice to have one so you don't have to wait. But, you…read morecan walk in and they can accommodate the best they can. I had to wait about 10 minutes. I came for a Shanghai Pedi (180 HKD) but I paired it with a foot massage for an extra 100HKD. My service lasted for about 1 hour. The room is cramped and small so my husband didn't want to stay because it made him feel more stressed then relaxed. But on this day, I didn't mind. The price is the lowest on Caine road that I've seen so far. But I'm sure there are more places around that are more spacious, cleaner, and less stressful looking on a Sunday afternoon. I did walk by on a weekday evening and NO ONE was there so you may try your luck on a weekday afternoon! Cheers!

I like this foot reflexology place. This is literally a stone throw away from my home so in terms…read moreof convenience, I love it! My friends who live in Happy Valley who live and not live in Happy Valley also come to this foot massage place, only because it is so good here. Most of the masseuse who work here are consistently good, it does not even matter who you get, not at all, in fact, I like trying out all the masseuse here just because I haven't had a bad experience. Their prices are different depending on the time of day you go. It's not a surprise that it is always full here, for most massage places in happy valley, there's no need to make bookings. This place, is relatively smaller than some of the other ones, so if you don't make bookings, walk-ins are harder to come by. I have had a situation where I went at night, I left my name and asked them to call me when they have a spot free. I waited for more than an hour and when I went to check back in, they said they were closing for the night. That was a big disappointment. I guess that's what you get for choosing a popular place huh? They can be a little bit more cocky and still get lots of business. Although that incident happened when I was there, I will still go back, haven't found a better one yet.

Saw Sassy HK's review on it so came here to check out their eyelash extension service. I've tried…read moreNova Lash (US co), Plurecil (Japanese co) and some local beauty salons in Causeway Bay. I'm not entirely satisfied with either one yet so it's my goal to try more beauty salons around town before I settle for a package. Pros: - Convenient location. Right above Sheung Wan MTR exit A2. - Very reasonable and affordable pricing. Even if you don't buy packages with them, it's just $380. For reference, Nova @ ~$1k; Plurecil @ ~$800 and other local salon at around $500 each time. You get a very basic set up. I guess that's one of the ways that they keep the cost low. - Relatively quick turnaround time. It took the lady about an hour. For reference, Nova @ 1.5 hr; Plurecil @ a little more than 1hr and local salon @ 40 mins Cons: - No privacy. Set up can be considered as quite ghetto for some. - Does not accept credit card payment. Cash only. - Wait time. Maybe because I came here right before Chinese New Year, I need to wait a little bit even though I have made an appointment with them. - If you don't speak Chinese, you might have problem communicating to them. So be sure you have google translate ready / have a friend translate for you. It's my first day doing it so i'll come back to complete my review when i know how long my lashes last.

Eyelash Extensions: Lasts about 3-4 weeks depending your…read morelash type and the length of lash you get. The price is average but definitely cheaper for the quality it gives when compared to the US (Hatoe is about 50 USD for good quality. In America, for the same quality would be at least 80 USD). If you plan on consistently maintaining extensions, I'd suggest buying the packet prices (one option is 3 lash services for 1,000 HKD). Quality: the lash quality is amazing! Super light, comfortable and natural looking. TIP: don't opt for the extra 100 hkd for a "more natural feel." I'm pretty sure it's a scam because I stopped paying for the "more natural lash" and it looks exactly the same. It even lasts the same amount of weeks too. Service: pretty good for Asia and it's also helpful that the staff speaks English. Staff recommendations: Nicole does an amazing job with lashes. I'd suggest booking in advance to ensure that you have a spot with the person you like.